Adorama is running used gear sales where they are listing many copies of the same item. This time, it’s the EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM, where a number of copies in Very Good condition are available for the excellent price of $799.
Our popular street price deals on RF-mount cameras are ending soon — we’re expecting a price increase at the end of the week, due to adjustments in the Canon promotions. These prices are from Canon authorized dealers, with free shipping, a 1-year Canon USA warranty, and no sales tax is collected by the dealers. While quantities last, you can also add the mount adapters — dealers have both regular and control ring adapters in-stock.
We also now have a limited quantity of EOS R5 in-stock via the street price program, while quantities last.
Amazon and B&H are discounting the WD 12TB Elements Desktop USB 3.0 External Hard Drive for a limited time — it’s now $197.99. Save about $25 vs. the regular price of $225.
This is a popular purchase as many customers remove the hard drive from the enclosure and use the drive in a NAS or other storage array. The drive inside is typically a NAS-grade hard drive.
B&H Photo Video is discounting the ProGrade Digital 512GB CFexpress 2.0 Gold memory card — it’s now only $449.99, after an $80 instant rebate that expires on Saturday. This ties for the lowest price seen yet for this popular memory card.
Camnostic just published another great in-depth study — this one looks at the LP-E6NH‘s performance in the EOS R5.
When Canon introduced the EOS R5 (street price: $3849) they paired it with a new LP-E6NH, to support the camera’s power-hungry 12 FPS and 8K video modes. Camnostic puts these new batteries through an extended test.
If you’re looking for top EOS R5 performance, the Canon LP-E6NH appears to be worth the premium over third-party brands. Camnostic pits the LP-E6NH against popular third-party batteries (Neewer, Watson, and Powerextra, to name a few). All claim to be “LP-E6NH”, but the gap is surprisingly large: the Canon batteries hold about 10-15% more charge, and can last on average twice as long in the power-hungry 12 FPS mode (60% of their charge vs. 25%-35% for the third party batteries).
They also follow-up with a review of other options for powering the R5, such as grips, power adapters, USB batteries, and “dummy” batteries. A highly recommended read for EOS R5 owners.
The Canon LP-E6NH is $79.99, but supply still seems rather limited at this time — it’s in-stock at the Canon Direct Store, and “coming soon” at B&H and Adorama.
Today’s B&H DealZone (one-day deal) features savings on Vello screen protectors. You can save up to 48%, today only or until sold out. Included in the sale are LCD screen protectors that custom-fit most Canon cameras, including the EOS R5 and 5D Mark IV, both at the $12.95 price point.
Check out all the options at B&H DealZone.
B&H Photo Video is now showing the EOS R5 in-stock for the first time, at a price of $3899.00. It has been over six months since launch, and we’ve not seen it in-stock at B&H before! Their main benefit is the “PayBoo” store credit card which gives you a credit equal to the sales tax, which effectively saves you the tax.
Amazon and the Canon Direct Store are also showing stock.
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